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Delay in electronic tagging plans
Cape Argus
|September 25, 2025
CORRECTIONAL Services authorities have called for calm among prisoners excited that they will soon have their legs electronically tagged and released on parole, as the reintroduction of the devices will not happen any time soon.
The SA Prisoners Organisation for Human Rights (Sapohr) said via a statement offenders who qualify for parole and awaiting trial detainees on bail were excited that electronic tagging, also known as ankle monitors, would soon be brought back.
Correctional Services national spokesperson, Singabakho Nxumalo, said the devices would not be reintroduced soon, as the department is still in court with a company that previously provided them.
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